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If I resign immediately due to work pressure, would I pay compensation?
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am under a lot of work pressure from my company's side, and I informed them of all the issues by email. However, I have not received any reply from their side. I can't tolerate the pressure anymore.
In this situation, I want to resign immediately without a notice period.
Would I pay any compensation to my employer?
Dear Questioner,
If you are not willing to serve the notice period, then the company can claim payment in lieu of notice, if the same is mentioned in your employment contract.
Otherwise, if your employer accepts your resignation, then you can leave the job without paying any amount to the company.
If you need further clarification regarding the procedures, we will schedule a legal consultation session.
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Dear Questioner,
If there is a breach of contract and you are feeling mentally stressed due to work pressure, you can complain about it before MOHRE.
If you feel you want to leave the company without fulfilling the notice period, then you can make payment for the notice period as payment in lieu of notice to the employer and cancel the visa.
Make sure that the payment made is through a bank transfer if the employer has agreed to leave without serving a notice period.
Dear Client,
Thanks for your question! I hope you are doing well. I will assist you in this matter.
Based on the information provided, in the UAE, resigning without notice may result in penalties or compensation owed to the employer.
However, if you're facing unbearable work pressure and wish to resign immediately, it's advisable to discuss the situation with your employer first.
If they agree, you may be able to negotiate an amicable departure without penalties. If not, consult us as a legal expert to explore your options.
For further information, you can contact us through WhatsApp.
Thanks & Regards,
ABDUL WAHIED
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for contacting me regarding this!
According to Article 43 of the Labour Law, either party to the contract may terminate the employment contract "for any legitimate reason", provided that:
- Warning the other party in writing.
- Continue to execute the contract during the warning period, which must not be less than one month and not exceed three months.
The party that has not complied with the warning period shall pay the other party compensation called the "warning allowance".
The warning allowance shall be calculated according to the last wage received by the employee.
Kindly contact us via phone or email for further assistance.
Jasim Al Haddad Law Firm
Legal Counsel and Consultations
Dear Questioner,
Either party involved in the contract possesses the entitlement to terminate the employment agreement on the condition that they comply with the legally prescribed notice period.
Should a violation of the notice period occur, the defaulting party is obligated to compensate the other party for the designated notice allowance.
The compensation shall be commensurate with the employee's remuneration for the duration of the notice period.
Please do not hesitate to contact us via phone or email if you need any further assistance.
Ahmed Harb - MM